The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-17

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Il Sc% Sssssr eSs 81 pisoS; $ii.sSs.S
10 Larchmont % 20 Figaro aud GaiiifeI 20 70 l.
After delay OF three-quarters of an hour
the youngsters were sent away on Q stragglipg
TIitawaY K!nsiish. and Now or Never. Fiitawsy
and Kingfsh raced hoad and head along. tho
and Ss Ss
abreast at that. point. Kingflsh shortly after:
ward dropped back: haying been intertered
the front, followed BY Flitaway and speedweil
The positions OF the first two were UNCHANGED
Prince Royal commenced to move up. Now or
Never maintained the lead to within q hundred
o IN
Tapped out By Mira6eaa:, WHO was I've lensths
disssailasd iSr ioalins Kingilsh, and MiSasBeau
and speedwell were given second and third po-
| sitions.
HANovER's FIFTEENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
forfeit sIo each Jan i g q, s3o i "
q which 500 ne ;secnd Winners e two Or more
S:a:a
bS Ss s,s f sMapov' by
AppleOy 10hn.on' Oh linn. Kingdom lis HAywArd'
Betting-Fifty to 1 on Hanover, 40 to against King
dom.
There was no difficulty in sending the two
the run to the stand he had opened gap OF three
| he continued in front all the way to the home.
stretch. Near the last furlong pole HAYWARD
TO g e. asd got
mclaughlin then let the fayorite have his head
asa re Hnd somh,ss away won under pull by
QUITO WINS HANDS DOWN."
Handicap epstakes At S35 EACH with 81 600 added
s ssSss :; s1 ' ~ Safs IL
S.;: NJ $sl.s i
Richmond War Eagle aonfsls , and Adrian also ran
Hsssy Ksisn Z {; aon. Sa and * II
start Quito took command. passing the stand
81 ess cpsnsd ana az the
quarter led Gonfalen a length and q half be. q
the run to the half Himalaya moved up to
@ s s59 an1a IN @ their Of stqasss
from Windsai In the stretch ali were whip:
Of Tie Stretch and held It Without trouble 0 up
the stretch. winning easily under pull! BY q
length and O half. HimRlaya was second, four
lengths from Windsail. who was Tapped by
Richmond.
THE ELBERoN HANDIcAP-woN BY w1LFRED.
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fiTss R'ssa' 'sSf% 's's's ,s
sis;s. fs$sss
m0nd' B'0''ay' and fa ?in s'G So sen'
%,9,sd Phi Lee TO k:.
and The wi to i Monte cris.o - to i Faust and
when they came In sight Raymond had good
lead, which he increased to three lengths along
second position at the hall. Wilfred and the
s besS @ bs ye9sb hS r 1d ID
front, where he, remained to the ond. winning
easily by three Lengths from FeIoEq A, WHO was
SS b f4RSths the lat three making good r'n
GARRISON PILOTS FAvoRrrE TO THE FRONT.
ward selling horses entered 20 be sold for
z sasfs sa, %' .nS
AoJay S...e..s eh 6 lottery los davis,
a0s Ts, Sr a1
gatherer, Lackawanna, Macgresor Weaver and Shasta
"''' 'A'- Time $50
iancastsr 70 TsT ; 81 p to
TEu 10 to sosyns sha A and WWr % u
faeRswanns aosoi; Weaver, Shasta, and GaesrssOr'
There was little material difference between
close bunch Reaching the stand Tolu was
ths Ts ne
an o snsAAs he hall
Hayward neck, with Lottery Tolu, and Ian
caster nearly together the first I'VE an. making
furIong Lancaster got his head In front and and
than Pegasus. who led Moonshine four lengths.
CLOSE FINISH IN THE JUMPING RACE.
Seventh Race-Purse 500 Of which 500 to the Sec
We W. T. psiys 5 T. Jim MCGOWAN. g. BY votEsur-Kato
R. oG assrdss ch g. Major Pickett aged les d.
T. I FsenssS. c. M.ntmors iss lNoani
RetriSusion, Leroy, Star Ara dOldfslOw also ran
the first jump and Retribution and Jim Nc
dowan over the second. after which Leroy
asalp oeposte sn The atand which God9w
IN Maor eis; a SsnYf JIM ny
o ea siSSs isnEths il front Of MsdowHp f.
mole Goldfellow bolted and was out Of
the race. Major Pickett then assumed
the lead and led oyer the p water the
who was fifteen lengths In front Of Leroy, he
two in front Of McGo9waI. the latter getting
opened a gap Of ten lengths from Retribution,
who was shortly passed by Mcgowan &c Who
reached the dat he was but three lengths be-
hind. This distance was reduced to length
entering the stretch. and the last hurdle was
once over, MCGOWAN gradually overhau!ed
the favorite, and with both under the whip NC
Gowan won by three-quarterS OF a length.
Mentmore was third. fifty yards behind.
Racing mt Washington Park.
CHICAGO, July 16.-At the Washington Park
Club races to-day the track, usual was fast First
Race-Three year-olds and upward; six furongs Pools